International News Presentation: Past and Present

This sort of length is standard with news in Spain, at least in the other programmes I've seen.[/quote]

Same goes to any South American country and French-speaking countries.

South Korean television doesn't really have long breakfast shows similar to BBC Breakfast or NBC's Today show, most of them run for an hour only. As to News Plaza's existence, it is one of two remnants of a former television station. When South Korea was under military dictatorship in 1980, several broadcasters were forced to merge with KBS. Most notably the defunct Tongyang Broadcasting Company, where "News Plaza" originally came from. TBC was forced into KBS and became KBS 2. "Morning Newstime" started in 2004.

Same goes to any South American country and French-speaking countries.[/quote]

Not in French-speaking countries; not in Belgium, France, Canada, Switzerland and Ivory Coast anyway (that's afaik).

But SBS' Morning Wide runs for more than an hour and air in parts to allow advertising in between.

From what I know, Asian countries like Japan, South Korea and Philippines already started their breakfast TV before the 1990s, where after that period almost every Asian country does breakfast TV. Indonesia started breakfast TV in 1993 while Malaysia and Singapore start a year later.

Here’s NHK’s morning show with a rather unfortunate interruption last year:

France 24 is to launch their Spanish tv channel on September 26th. Unlike the current services which are based in Paris, this channel will be based in Bogota, Colombia with 35 journalists and 10 correspondents.

The channel will target Latin and South America.

http://www.france24.com/en/20170922-ya-esta-france-24-now-available-spanish-press-conference-louvre?ref=tw_i

According to Newscaststudio, Bloomberg "announced this week a partnership with Saudi Research and Marketing Group, the publishers of Asharq Al-Awsat, Arab News and Aleqtisadiah, to launch Bloomberg Al-Arabiya, a 24-hour Arabic-language business and financial news service".

http://www.newscaststudio.com/2017/09/22/bloomberg-launch-arabic-network-partnership-saudi-firm/

And another rebrand for regional news in Spain, this time it happened in May 2017 at TV Canaria:

Live feed here:

The beginning of tonight's election coverage; Three, New Zealand:

A 15-minute compilation of CNN International promos from 1991:

Here in NZ, 1 News had some interesting election graphics this year. A lot more relaxed compared to the UK, US elections coverage; no exit polls, no megawall of reporters.


Interestingly, they also updated their main new set to include some of the slick AR graphics. Have to say that it really isn't working for me. Really distracting; former set for comparison.

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